The Manx government says it wants to improve access to cash machines.
It comes after a report found there are significantly fewer on the Island than in the UK per head of population.
A report from the Department for Enterprise about Manx residents' access to cash will be discussed by Tynwald in March.
The report says the UK has 7.9 ATMs per 10,000 residents, while the Isle of Man has just 5.9.
Out of 50 ATMs on the Island, 34 are in Douglas while the west has just one in Peel - the report recommends looking at ways to improve the network.
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